United States v. Eldon Han

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• recognizing that we can consider trial evidence in reviewing the denial of a pretrial suppression motion
• noting that \federal courts have held uniformly that an appellate tribunal may consider evidence adduced at trial that supports the district judge's ruling\ made at a pretrial suppression hearing
• holding search of bag near suspect's feet legitimate because it was in defendant's grab area
• noting that the evi- dence must be construed in the manner most favorable to the prevail- ing party below
• noting that an appellate tribunal may consider evidence adduced at trial that supports the district court's ruling
• noting that “federal courts have held uniformly that an appellate tribunal may consider evidence adduced at trial that supports the district judge’s ruling” made at a pretrial suppression hearing

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